Please Give Me Another Chance Mrs Hamilton

Last night, Zara had tried to seduce Brad. Not only did she fail, but she also ended up falling flat on her face. It was a perfect example of things going wrong.

Consequently, she decided to change tactics and use another method to win Brad over. She refused to believe that a man like Brad, who was full of vigor, would have no interest in a living, breathing beauty like her!

According to the hospital dress code, their buttons needed to be fastened all the way to the top. Zara deliberately left hers undone to the third button. Underneath, she wore nothing but a nude camisole, so her cleavage was impossible to miss.

Nadine couldn't have been happier to let someone else take over her duties. She hastily set down the cotton swab she'd been using to disinfect tools and handed everything over to Zara with a grin. "Well then, I'll leave it to you, Ms. Zimmerman. Thanks! I'll head back to check my report before Seraphina's exam later!"

She didn't have to face Brad's dark, stormy expression, and she could enjoy some peace and quiet. Only a fool would stick around! Hence, with a pep in her step, Nadine gleefully turned to leave.

But before she could get far, Brad's voice cut through the air. "Nadine Scott, if you take one step out of this room, I'll break your legs!"

stopped in her tracks when she heard someone call her name. But

panicked then. He hastily strode from the window to the doorway and grabbed her wrist,

clear as day, yet this woman had handed off her duties to someone

he thought about it, the angrier he became. His grip on Nadine's wrist tightened. Nadine was getting better and better at pushing his buttons! If she weren't a woman, he'd have snapped her neck

hurting from his grip, and she had no choice but to speak up. "You're hurting

physician, Mr. Hamilton, but only during my working

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him during working hours, so she stated the facts

in, "That's right, Mr. Hamilton! Nad has other patients to look after, you know-you're